Santiago Caruso

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina (1982), Santiago Caruso has worked professionally since 2002. Among his most important publishings you can find: “The Dunwich Horror” by H. P. Lovecraft and “The Bloody Countess” by Alejandra Pizarnik,(Libros del Zorro Rojo); “The Cherry Tree” (Emecé); “Three Great Plays of Shakespeare” and “Don Quixote”, (Penguin Readers). He has also made covers for Nightshade Books, Miskatonic River Press, Sudamericana and Emecé, among others. Nowadays, he makes covers for the mythical magazine CARAS Y CARETAS.
His work stands out both for its vigor as well as for its technique. It is no overstatement to say that the work of Caruso, which is well represented in the galleries and museums of Buenos Aires,
is currently one of the most pleasant revelations of Latin American plastic arts.

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Doze Green

“Luminosity in the Dark Rift”, paintings by Doze Green. The show just opened at Jonathan Levine Gallery.

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Tokyo compression

Photo set of how rush hour in Japan’s train looks like, by Michael Wolf. I believe this is happening everyday in most of the city around the world, but I’m sure the Train at rush hour in Japan is totally another level cause I’ve been though these kind of situation when I was felt like I’m in a sardine can with only one leg barely standing

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